Morning recap: Workers threaten October strike, Igbo traders urged to move beyond Chinese competition, Obi praised for supporting El-Rufai, other top stories
Public servants have threatened a three-day warning strike from October 2 if the Federal Government fails to address demands over petrol prices, a wage award and negotiations for a new minimum wage. The Senate and House of Representatives have also approved another extension of the 2025 capital budget implementation period, although the extension is subject Read More:…
Employees have warned of a three-day strike starting October 2 if the government does not meet their demands for lower petrol prices, a wage increase, and negotiations for a new minimum wage. The Senate and House of Representatives have extended the 2025 capital budget implementation period, pending presidential approval. Abia Governor Alex Otti called for Igbo traders to move beyond traditional commerce and focus on manufacturing and digital industries as Chinese competition intensifies.
A young man from Lagos, accused of stealing similar slippers as those worn by a complainant, was released after four years in detention following intervention by Citizens Gavel. Bello El-Rufai credited Peter Obi for consistently checking on his father during his own detainment. Aliko Dangote stated his company would oppose legal challenges to its planned refinery in Kenya.
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